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Photos from 2022
13th January, 2022. This afternoon Betty & I went for a walk in Moncrieff which is one of Canberra's newer northern suburbs. It has lots of open spaces & you can view the photos I took here!
15th January, 2022. Betty & I came back yesterday from a very pleasant long weekend at Sussex Inlet on NSW's South Coast. Here are the photos we took. Enjoy!
April, 2022. Betty & I finally got away for our first real holiday together since 2018. We'd often talked about doing the Great Ocean Road, so we did, via Beechworth, Melbourne, & Torquay. Once we'd driven the length of the Great Ocean Road, we drove from Port Fairy to Victor Harbor via Mt Gambier, then to the Barossa Valley, Mildura, Griffith, Wagga & then back to Canberra. If you're interested, you can see our photos here. There are a lot of them!
Enjoy!
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Please make sure that your screen is calibrated so that you can see all the shades in the image below;
You must be able to see all this:
-- 20 sections of equal width and different tone
-- the darkest section must be pure black
-- the lightest section must be pure white
-- there must be no hint of color anywhere along the grey spectrum
If you don't see 20 different tones, you may need to lower the contrast.
If black is not pure black, you need to either darken the monitor or adjust the black point.
If white is not pure white, you need to either lighten the monitor or adjust the white point.
If both black and white are not pure, try to boost the overall contrast or adjust both, the black and white points. If there is a color cast, try and adjust the color balance. Some software allows you to do this separately for both ends of the grey spectrum
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